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The Lost World
2009·Movie
About
"Il mondo perduto" collects six documentaries that Vittorio De Seta shot in 1954 in Sicily and four other important short films that he directed between 1958 and 1959 in Sardinia and Calabria. De Seta always turns his eye to realities already then threatened by "development without progress," giving a precious testimony of rituals, customs and knowledge that have now disappeared. Thanks to the contribution of the Cineteca di Bologna and Martin Scorsese, who called De Seta "an anthropologist who expresses himself with the voice of a poet," all these works have been digitized.
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Is The Lost World worth watching?
87
ExcellentGoodWatch scoreYes. It's widely acclaimed, with a GoodWatch score of 87/100 (IMDb 8.7). The GoodWatch score combines critic and audience ratings.
How long is The Lost World?
2 h 0 min
The Lost World runs 2 h 0 min.
What language is The Lost World in?
Italian
It was made in Italian. Produced in Italy.
In how many countries can I watch The Lost World?
2
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What tropes does The Lost World use?
Absence Makes the Heart Go YonderAdapted OutKaijuLost WorldGentleman AdventurerIntrepid ReporterMisplaced WildlifeBlackfacePublic DomainMama BearAscended ExtraStock Dinosaur Archetypesand 31 more
TV Tropes lists 43 storytelling tropes for The Lost World, including Absence Makes the Heart Go Yonder, Adapted Out, Kaiju.